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October 09, 2011
What would the world look like if the out-of-work-plumber, the laid-off home health nurse, and the artist gave away their talents? read more »
October 09, 2011
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Barb, thanks for sharing all your fun Freecycle gives and takes. The turkey carcass is a new one for me, and I've seen some doozies.
Thank you, too, for sharing how your swap grew and the way the rules work. What a wonderful, warm, inclusive place t
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Kathryn Grace - I LOVE freecycle! It is a recycling site to keep items you were planning to throw away out of landfills. I have given away so much stuff on the site including extra garden plants, ripped sheets and misc. fabric scraps, broken or n
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MissusBoBangles - your concept for swapping things and time is a great one! One suggestion I have is to start small and easy. When I started my size medium 6-12 women's clothing swap, the first meeting was in my home with 3 friends. As they invited
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When I was a young mom, babysitting co-ops and bartering exchanges were quite common. There were books devoted to both subjects. Of course, for the exchange of goods, we have Freecycle and Craigslist today, and a neighborhood exchange (tools, equipme
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Reading this as I sip my morning tea, well, it gives me enormous hope. That someone who lives in Belgium could be having the same ideas that people in Washington state and California are having, all independently (seemingly) of one another. Thank you
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